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This summer, Australians of all backgrounds and ethnicities must ask themselves whether the great Australian dream of multiculturalism has failed.…
Australia’s never-ending recession | The Spectator Australia
2024年12月14日 · The recession of 2023-24 is the longest per-capita downturn on record, since the Australian Bureau of Statistics started keeping track back in 1973. The latest data released last week shows that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per person has now shrunk for seven consecutive quarters. The second longest ...
The Pub Test: The real state of the Australian economy
6 天之前 · Labor’s machine is out in force this Christmas in a vain attempt to recover the electoral ground that is collapsing under its feet. My feed on X is replete with comments telling me how John Howard and Peter Costello taxed us more than Jimbo and then mostly squandered it. Peter Garrett is tweeting ...
Australian diary | The Spectator Australia
It is great to return Down Under after first coming here in 2019 to start trade talks. We closed the deal in 2021 and Australia is now teeming with young Brits on new working holiday visas – no longer having to toil at farms in the Outback as part of the conditions.
The Spectator’s new owner – and new era
2024年9月10日 · After a year-long auction drama that involved sheikhs and moguls and even ended up changing the law, The Spectator has a new owner. The financier Sir Paul Marshall is to become the magazine’s 14th proprietor.
Magazine - The Spectator Australia
Richard Loncraine and Peter Broxton, designers of surreal ‘executive toys’ in the 1960s, reveal the frailty and vanity of a time when ‘poets, pop stars and miniskirts were everywhere’
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HMNZS Manawanui, formally a chirpy red and yellow MV Edda Fonn, sank on October 6 much to the shock of…
About - The Spectator Australia
The Spectator was established in 1828, and is the best-written and most influential weekly in the English language. Our writers have no party line; their only allegiance is to clarity of thought, elegance of expression and independence of opinion. …
Foreign issues dominate Australian politics - The Spectator Australia
I miss the days when Australian politicians were only interested in solving Australian problems. Maybe that was never the case, and I’m experiencing the Mandela effect – remembering history differently because I wish it so.
Putting faith in fact-checkers is the road to censorship
The IPA analysed 187 fact-checking articles relating to the Voice to Parliament between 22 May 2022 and 14 October 2023. It found an overwhelming 170 articles, or 91 per cent of fact-checks, assessed claims made by opponents of the Voice.